4 people posing in front of a white/pink sparkly photobooth backdrop with consent themed props, including hears with the words consent, equity and boundaries. The backdrop has a garland that says, "respect boundaries." This is at a consent and health
Person standing at a healthy relationship table with an activity that includes a poster board with the header: What are the values of a healthy relationship?
Two people at a table under a tent with a banner reading 'RVCC Recognize Violence, Change Culture.' The table has creative violence prevention materials.
a group of people crowding a table at a consent and healthy relationships themed pop-up fair called the Love Hub.

Interactive Pop-Up Fairs Your Community Will Love

Most people don’t go to prevention events. But they will stop at our pop-up fair, which brings in crowds. This can serve as a great entry point in getting your community connected to your program. We’ll bring a fun and creative fair to your campus or community, centralizing consent, healthy relationships, bystander intervention and survivor support.

Our fair is built on behavioral science. Each booth is designed to spark curiosity and interest, encourage participation, and provide takeaway resources for people to practice prevention-based behaviors. Perfect for high school or college audiences.

Two people engaged in a creative activity at a LGBTQ+ survivor support table. They are writing on paper at a colorful table with various vibrant posters and materials displaying supportive messages for the queer and trans communities.
A group of people posing outdoors with colorful signs promoting themes like consent, respect, and equity. They are smiling and standing on grass in front of a decorated backdrop. This is at the Love Hub pop-up fair.
A close up of materials at a consent centered mocktail bar. It features a coasters that say, "Communication is vital" and "alcohol does not equal consent" as well as stickers that say things like "believe survivors."
A love hub pop-up fair participant holding up a home-made valentine's day they created with healthy relationship themed messages including "You deserve healthy love" and "your heart deserves the kindest love."

Choose Your Interactive Fair

The Love Hub:

A fair all about consent, healthy communication, and relationships. Great for: First-Year Orientation, Valentine’s Day, TDVAM, DVAM, SAAM.

We Will Rise

An uplifting and supportive fair for survivors and allies. It provides tools for your community to practice consent, engage in bystander intervention, and support survivors. Great for: SAAM, Take Back the Night.

Two people smiling behind a star themed table with a tablecloth that says, "survivor affirmations." The table includes lavender bags, star decor, survivor support affirmation cards, stickers, and teal gems. Both individuals are wearing "Cats Against
People are participating in the Take Back the Night pop-up fair. 2 of them are at the MMIWR Awareness Booth, tracing hand shapes on a large red poster board to symbolize solidarity with MMIWR. There are coloring pages, candy, and art prints on the ta
Four people behind a bracelet-making table displaying colorful beaded bracelets outdoors on a sunny day, at a Take Back the Night pop-up fair.
A display table with posters and a board encouraging support and messages for queer survivors. The board is covered with colorful heart-shaped notes, each with positive messages like "You are enough," "You deserve to feel safe," and "Your experience

What Our Partnership Looks Like

What We Will Provide:

  • Zoom meeting to discuss the fair logistics, booth options, and your community culture

  • Event flyer design and planning support

  • Materials for 6–10 interactive booths

  • Prevention giveaway items (stickers, buttons, art prints, tote bags, tattoos, bracelets, and more)

  • 1-2 RVCC facilitators on site during the event

What We Will Need From You:

  • Securing event location

  • Reserving booth tables and chairs

  • 4+ volunteers to help with set up and booth facilitation

  • Support in advertising the event to your community

Total cost (includes travel):

$6,500: West US | $7,000: Central US | $7,500: East Coast

Are you from Hawaii, Alaska, or International? Contact us for rates

Examples of Popular Activity Booths

Together we’ll identify the booths that will work best with your community and prevention goals

Mocktail Bar

Participants can order a fun, alcohol-free drink from a violence prevention-themed menu. Includes cute bar materials like coasters, bracelets and more. Note: You will need to supply the drinks and cups.

Stargazing for a Consent-Centered World

Participants will add their star to a constellation of actions community members are taking to end sexual violence.

MMIWR Awareness

Participants can learn more about the Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives movement.

Photobooth

Participants can pose with fun props and backdrops, and take home a polaroid print.

Button, Magnet, Keychain Making | Bracelet Making | Tote-Bag Making | Card Making

Interactive booths where participants can make materials to take home with them

Get Cozy With Consent

Participants will learn fun tools for practicing consent, reflect on their own consent practices, and gather resources to explore their wants, needs, and boundaries in relationships.

Happy Hearts

Participants can explore healthy relationship tools with reflective prompts and skill-building resources.

Survivor Affirmation Kit Making

Participants can make their own affirmation kits. Kit materials include affirmation cards, stickers, buttons, healing gems, and lavender bags.

Burn away a Culture of Violence

Participants will learn how to be an active bystander and make a pledge to intervene when they witness harm.

Queer Love

Participants can access LGBTQ+ resources that center consent, identity, and healthy relationships.

CommuniTree of Support

Participants can write messages of support to survivors and add it to the CommuniTree. Survivors can take a letter or write a message to themselves on seed paper and take with them to plant later.

Dear Male Survivors

Participants can pick up resources tailored to male survivors and share their support for creating a community that is there for them.

Group of people gathered around a button-making table filled with button supplies, and decorations at a consent themed glow and the dark orientation party.
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People gathered around a consent mocktail bar booth at a violence prevention party. The booth includes green necklaces, bracelets, a menu, and buttons.
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Ready to partner to host an awesome pop-up fair for your community?

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